Thousands of migrants sleep rough for third night in a row after Moria camp fire

Thousands of asylum seekers in Lesbos, Greece were forced to sleep on roads for the third night in a row after a fire destroyed Moria camp, Europe's largest refugee camp, earlier this week.

Thousands of asylum seekers in Lesbos, Greece were forced to sleep on roads for the third night in a row after a fire destroyed Moria camp, Europe's largest refugee camp, earlier this week.

Footage filmed on Thursday evening (September 10) between Mytilene, Lesbos' largest town, and Moria camp, shows men, women and children by the roadside.

Police have set up roadblocks preventing refugees from leaving the area.